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Coordinated Vulnerability Disclosure (CVD) refers to the process of orderly sharing vulnerability information among discoverers, vendors/maintainers and the public according to an agreed timeline, aimed at limiting information spread before a fix is ready and ensuring downstream parties have enough time to respond.
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